New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-12
NETWORK CITY.


Az ,hs meetne of the sto hhoders Of the Consolidated
clearing House connected Consolidated Stock and
Petroleum Exchange yesterday the following were eee'oa
directors. Norman Campbell F. Thurman r. o. BATON
stall and George w. Fuller IT, In the places OF mhot
n M Curtiss L. II. Smith and III. A. Patterson
animal meeting of the stockholders of the Aztec Land
and Cattle mted yesterday the former board OF
directors reelected without opposition meeting Oh 's
directors will be held in q few days
By order of tho Police Board the force 10 being drilled In
marching and In baton exercise
Sinclair rousev president Of tho American News Company
whose illness was reported In THE TRIBUNE yesNraay oA
HIS usual ride yesterday Dr. W. Rannsy said mat MI
Touseys health almost good as usual ana na' he
looked for serious change
William Thompsons franc liquor store. ct No 29o East
Ninety was destroyed by fire yesterday ana fa'
rick King horse burned in an adjoining stable
While hanging clothes out Of window at NO no Soeohu
ave yesterday Mary Harley. age seventvseVeh' is
and killed herself.
The police were asked yesterday for Lewis Post
brewer susquehanna PENN who came to THIS CITY ju''
before Christmas
John Schneider age hftyhve. homeless man. was found
sick and hungry yesterday His feet had peen
frozen.
william MoGrath OF No. 479 Third ave, was arrested
Yesterday BY Detective Price, being charged with stealing
coat and several hundred dollars from the house OF MI
Buxome. the dry goods merchant, last summer
Jury yesterday decided that Michael Smith was
Killed by refer j. nCooNefn az oi"""'' ~AN $500
place New Years Eve.
The tickets for masked ball OF the Cerole francas nc
PHarmone TO be given on January H. are from ensA'o
steel plates and are unusually handsome On ono sdes mo
title Of the society with SMILES Of the signatures OF It's ON
cera On the reverse Is beautiful picture OF the statue OF
Liberty the torch Of which Is piercing the Clouds who
SUI. burst sheds light on the entire statue
Last week 234O immigrants landed at Castle Garden
The Inman Steamship Line changed its sailing days
from Newly ork to Tuesdays
The woodlawn Cemetery Association yesterday elected the
following trustees Hugh N. Camp Charles Creary' Dr.
George Peters W. Knevals The annual meet
Ing Of the trustees win be held on January Il.
Maurice charged BY the County Medical So
cety with practising without diploma or beng licensed
nleade euy at Special Sessions yesterday and was fined
500
Mrs. Louisa Arnold yesterday pleaded guilty tn practising
medicine and being carvoyant and trance medium and was
fined 500.
Edward Reilly Rourkes companion in the drunken spree
that the drowning OF oIonrke was discharged yes
terday by Justice Patterson in the Harlem Court
Adoph Corbett who manages the Bou Concert Hail. ut
No 81 West Fourteenth st. held for examination at
Jefferson Market Court yesterday for violating the amuss-
mtnta
The annual number OF Th' American Metal 1ark<t Just
published by William l. Russell Co. presents carernly
prepared statistics OF the entire metal trade OF the last year.
tables showing fluctuations In prices Imports
ETC. are fuI Much OF the Information
is now published for the first time
At the meeting Board of Education for 1887 this az
ernoon president the year. clerk and an auditor VIII
be elected President Simmons will probably be reelected
and no contest for the other Offices expected Mrs Mary
Nash Agnew and Miss Grace II. Dodge VIII occupy Their
seats in the Board for the first time.
The LADIES' Suffrage Committee has passed resolutions de-
nouncng attempt punish Mrs Lucy r. Barber lot Vo|
ing declaring illegal and outrageous and piedgng Their
utmost efforts TO defendher.
The Cleaning Department and contractors on Monday
cleared from Broadway from The South fey
10 trd-t; the streets leading to inc efea
aro,rd the markets and from Park Row night Broad
way Thirty fourthst and several OF io ho
in the dry goods the downtown
cleared.